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Due to the colour this guy always sneaks into bloom on me as you have to look closely.Not exactly a show stopper but a nice little specie.Not sure which section this little guy belongs in.
That's a gorgeous plant, Jane! Wonderfully grown. What conditions do you grow this one in? Its a beauty, I love those delicate flowers.
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I grow it on cork hanging from a shelf in the greenhouse with others in good light ,Intermediate & it's outside from end of May 'til mid Sept. here on Long Island.The flowers are about3/4 to an inch in size but I haven't really measured them .It also has growth on the other side of mount which is facing north.
Not a show stopper That is an awesome display and gret looking plant. I have just added my first Barbasella to my collection (can't remember which one though without running downstairs to look) and think I need more
You can find these Barbasella at J & L Orchids - J&L Orchids ~ Catalog Product List
Barbosella cogniauxiana
Barbosella cucullata
Barbosella dussenii
Barbosella prorepens
Just in case you were wondering
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You can find these Barbasella at J & L Orchids - J&L Orchids ~ Catalog Product List
Barbosella cogniauxiana
Barbosella cucullata
Barbosella dussenii
Barbosella prorepens
Just in case you were wondering
The one I have came from J&L on a visit I made to thier greenhouse in December. I make trips up north a couple times a year and drive I-95 so J&L is a nice pitstop from the long 6 hour drive home
Barbasella australis
.It also has growth on the other side of mount which is facing north.
That is an awesome display and gret looking plant. I have just added my first Barbasella to my collection (can't remember which one though without running downstairs to look) and think I need more 
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